Woodchipper
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I'm aware that there are different types of blank material so I lump them into "synthetic" to keep things generic. Is there any way to tell what a blank is without any kind of description?
Synthetic blanks?
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ed4copies
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Not really.
After you have been doing this a while, smell when you cut them will give clues.
If the blank is "chipped" at the corners, it is probably polyresin.
After you have been doing this a while, smell when you cut them will give clues.
If the blank is "chipped" at the corners, it is probably polyresin.
Woodchipper
Member
Smell? Me or the blank? OK, look for chips.